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Hey there folks, I know many of you have covered the whole FA process in a couple of other threads but I haven't found an answer for this very specific question I have. We all know the enrollment fee at TESC is $2100 (which is pretty steep). What I'd like to know is if it's possible to have financial aid cover the enrollment fee? As it is, I've got numerous financial obligations and though I can fork over some money out-of-pocket, $2100 is just a lot more money than I have laying around. Additionally, I've got a bundle of CLEP's and DSST's I'll be hustling through in the next couple months which is gonna cost a small fortune. Did everyone else pay for the enrollment fee out-of-pocket?
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I am using FA for TESC enrollment and 6 cr per semester.
Started 5/09
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SophanPhin82 Wrote:Hey there folks, I know many of you have covered the whole FA process in a couple of other threads but I haven't found an answer for this very specific question I have. We all know the enrollment fee at TESC is $2100 (which is pretty steep). What I'd like to know is if it's possible to have financial aid cover the enrollment fee? As it is, I've got numerous financial obligations and though I can fork over some money out-of-pocket, $2100 is just a lot more money than I have laying around. Additionally, I've got a bundle of CLEP's and DSST's I'll be hustling through in the next couple months which is gonna cost a small fortune. Did everyone else pay for the enrollment fee out-of-pocket?
They told me that I was covered
but im waiting for a surprise im sure
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FEMA IS courses- alot
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No I don't know the answer, but I am about to find out as FA will be paying for my TESC or I won't be going to TESC. I'm through at local cc after December, was going to continue their next semester to get a loan, but decided that I have 80 hours local cc (think that is all that TESC will allow anyway for transfer from cc). I'm fed up with my local cc, lots of crap and I just want to get my A.S. and get out. So come next semester I am enrolled with TESC, Financial Aid says it will cover and so we will see.
Good luck with your F.A. and Tesc, keep us apprised, it will help lots of others to know what to expect.
A.S. General Transfer Chattanooga State 2009
B.S.L.A. Thomas Edison State College June 7, 2013
33 CLEP
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Hey guys thanks for the responses.
@Frankie - I can totally relate. I received my A.S. a couple years ago and have attended a local 4-year state college sporadically as it's a pretty long commute and at the time, I was working a full-time job. At this point, I'd like to complete my undergrad as soon as possible and gain admission into grad school within the next two years. Anyway, I'll be contacting the FA office at TESC to find out directly from them. Thanks guys!
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